Germany / Rwanda / Libya / Bosnia and Herzegovina / Russia / United States / Syria / Brazil / Canada / China / Iraq / India / / /
Facility
University of Calgary / University of Toronto’s International Relations Programme / Canadian Institute of Strategic Studies / Foreign Affairs Institute / /
IndustryTerm
energy / /
Organization
General Assembly / UN Charter Chapter / Random House Canada / Canadian Defence and Foreign Affairs Institute / Canadian Defence & Foreign Affairs Institute / United Nations Security Council / Canadian government / International Commission on Intervention and State Sovereignty / Osgoode Hall Law School / School of Public Policy / Syrian government / International Commission on Intervention / Liberal Party / Senate / Global Centre for the Responsibility / North Atlantic Treaty Organization / Liberal Party of Canada / UN Security Council / Government of Canada / Canadian International Council / United Nations / Right Authority / Canadian Institute of Strategic Studies / University of Calgary / Security Council / State Sovereignty / International Coalition for the Responsibility / Asia-Pacific Centre for the Responsibility / University of Toronto / /
Person
Bashar al-Assad / Gareth Evans / Fellow / Ban Landmines / John Manley / Lloyd Axworthy / Martha Hall Findlay / / /
Position
MP / Director and Executive / entrepreneur / senior executive / AUTHOR / Official / Foreign Minister and co-chair of the group / Executive / lawyer and businesswoman / Minister of Foreign Affairs / candidate / Canadian Minister / former Liberal MP / /
Can R2P Survive Libya and Syria? Martha Hall Findlay | November 2011 Strategic Studies Working Group Papers Can R2P Survive Libya and Syria?